A fifth-round pick of the Bengals in the 2014 NFL Draft, McCarron also had stints with the Buffalo Bills, Las Vegas Raiders, Houston Texans and Atlanta Falcons. He had a 2-2 record as a starter in the NFL, passing for 1,173 yards, six touchdowns and three interceptions.
The New York Jets were one of the hottest teams in the NFL for the first two months of 2022, but in typical Jets fashion, the team came back down to earth in the winter months.
Year 3 of the post-Tom Brady era in New England didn’t go according to plan. The Patriots never had more than a two-game win streak, and they suffered bad losses to non-playoff teams like Chicago, Las Vegas and Green Bay.
The Dolphins return most of the starters from the No. 6-ranked offense in the NFL, and head coach Mike McDaniel has another offseason to play mad scientist with his roster.
The Buffalo Bills were the class of the AFC for much of the 2022 season. But after an uncharacteristically off game from quarterback Josh Allen, Buffalo had an early exit in the playoffs and an unexpected jump on the offseason.
While the Giants and quarterback Daniel Jones are in a stalemate with contract negotiations, if no headway is made soon, New York could be forced to consider a contingency plan.
The QB had a solid 2022 season, passing for 2,549 yards, 17 touchdowns and nine interceptions while rushing for 654 yards and nine more scores. But few people view him as the top QB prospects.
Chad Johnson made millions of dollars during his 11-year NFL career, but the former Cincinnati Bengals star prided himself on living a cheap lifestyle during his playing days.
The Cowboys passing offense was lacking in 2022 after the departure of Amari Cooper. Could the team look to add a four-time Pro Bowler this offseason to give the passing game a boost?
Just four years ago, the former Titans running back suffered the kind of heart attack that most don’t survive.
After cutting former second-round pick Derek Carr, the Raiders are in the market for a new starting quarterback, and former Griffin III believes he has a reasonable solution for them.
Robert Woods hadn’t been released but for one hour before a former teammate began recruiting him to come back to his former team.
The Vikings went 4-2 against the NFC North, made its third playoff appearance in the last three years, and first-year head coach Kevin O’Connell was in the running for the NFL Coach of the Year award. Below are three additional reasons for the Vikings to be optimistic heading into 2023:
For as underwhelming as 2022 was for the Packers, there are still a few things to look forward to next season.
Despite a three-win season and last-place finish in the NFC North, there’s plenty for the Chicago Bears to look forward to in Year 2 under head coach Matt Eberflus.
It’s no secret Johnson and the Lions have had a strained relationship since the former All-Pro receiver retired in 2015.
The Lions won eight of their last 10 games and narrowly missed the playoffs. The team is clearly on an upward trajectory, giving fans in Motor City reason to get excited.
Since leaving the Texans in 2018, Clowney hasn’t stayed in one place for very long.
The Bears had the No. 1-ranked rushing offense in the NFL in 2022, and now they’re a reported frontrunner for the top free agent running back on the market.
It’s no secret revamping the wide receiver room is at the top of the Baltimore Ravens offseason to-do list. And one insider believes he’s found a solution for the Ravens that not only lands them one of the top-graded wideouts in the 2023 draft class but also nets them extra draft capital.
During a recent appearance on “First Take,” Edwards voiced his frustration with ESPN's seemingly never-ending affinity for the Cowboys, whom the network ranked sixth in its early 2023 NFL power rankings.
Few teams are in better position this offseason than the Seattle Seahawks. With $31.34 million in cap space—sixth-most in the NFL—and the No. 5 and 20 overall picks in the draft, Seattle is primed to build off its surprising playoff season and add to an overachieving roster.
While the 49ers aren’t exactly swimming in salary cap space (they’re just $8.16M under the cap), the good news is they don’t have many areas of need to address.
Years of playing fast and loose with draft picks and the salary cap have finally caught up to the Rams, who find themselves $15.02M over the cap in 2023.